"further advancements" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It can be used to refer to additional progress or improvements in a field or task. For example: "Recent developments in artificial intelligence have paved the way for further advancements in the field."
Potentially, further advancements in monitoring techniques and the development of advanced monitoring algorithms may provide clinicians with a viable method.
Moreover, there is also room for debate about the extent to which recent advances in other areas may be expected to lead to further advancements in overcoming these alleged disabilities.
Ancient Greek mathematicians made many further advancements in numerical methods.
In doing so, we could then begin to design the levers and the environment for further advancements.
Further advancements in the development of hydrogels responsive to biological signals open additional applications for the technology.
Further advancements in our understanding of limb development will require the development of three-dimensional models and the inclusion of more signaling factors.
Their research is poised to fuel further advancements as entire industries embrace artificial-intelligence systems, potentially transforming transportation, medicine and commerce.
Smart structures technologies are very promising, but further advancements are needed to meet all the requirements of rotorcraft applications in frequency, force, and displacement.
With further advancements, this technology has the potential to resolve the shape of objects in flow as small as viruses, the researchers say.
The importance of Ni-base superalloys as aeroengine materials is summarised, and indications are given as to where modelling offers potential for further advancements.
Studies of how process conditions affect the thermodynamics and kinetics of enzymatic reactions (and their molecular structural basis) are driving further advancements in food enzyme technologies.
